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OFFICIAL: Ajax announce squad numbers for 2023/2024 season; check out Mohammed Kudus number amid transfer saga

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August 8, 2023
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The Dutch giants, have confirmed their squad numbers for the 2023/24 season with Ghana star Mohammed Kudus being included despite being targeted by a host of clubs in Europe.

Kudus has attracted a lot of interest this summer, with both Chelsea and Arsenal keen on the highly-rated 23-year-old.

On Monday 7th August, 2023, reports emerge that Ajax had given the Ghana star a 48hr ultimatum to agree personal terms with Brighton to ensure a deal is signed soon.

Kudus, despite being given an ultimatum to reach agreement with the English club, hasn’t offered Brighton any positive feedback yet. SportsworldGhana.com sources are gathering that, the player and his representatives are eagerly waiting to receive a concrete offer from German Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund, a side the player genuinely dreams donning their shirt as exclusively reported by our outfit in 2022.

It will be interesting to see if Brighton can push to secure the signature of the Black Stars attacking midfielder before the transfer window closes in August.

Check below the Squad numbers for 2023/2024 season:

1. Gero Rulli 2. Devyne Rensch 3. Jorrel Hato 4. Edson Álvarez 5. Owen Wijndal 6. Davy Klaassen 7. Steven Bergwijn 8. Kenneth Taylor 9. Brian Brobbey 11. Carlos Forbs 12. Jay Gorter 13. Ahmetcan Kaplan 17. Anass Salah-Eddine 18. Jakov Medić 19. Jorge Sánchez 20. Mohammed Kudus 21. Branco van den Boomen 22. Remko Pasveer 23. Steven Berghuis 24. Silvano Vos 27. Amourricho van Axel Dongen 28. Kian Fitz-Jim 30. Mohamed Daramy 33. Benjamin Tahirović 35. Francisco Conceição 40. Diant Ramaj

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